By Dan Fleser
Knoxville News Sentinel
Records and rankings didn’t enter the conversation.
Not before Georgia’s women’s basketball season started and not now, when the Bulldogs are 17-1, ranked No. 8 nationally and preparing for an SEC matchup with No. 3 Tennessee at 7 tonight at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, Ga.
“There’s a lot of things that could be accounted for,” said Georgia senior point guard Ashley Houts, who was a prep standout at Dade County. “Whatever we’ve done, we never said we were going to do that. We said we wanted to change some things.”
By that, she meant attitudes and work ethics. The rest of the accounting has taken care of itself.
